The NIKE REACT VISION ‘HONEYCOMB’ Drops On February 6th

Nike wants you to be ready for Spring with the vibrant Nike React Vision ‘Honeycomb.’ These silhouettes flow into the direction that it seems the sneaker giant is going in by introducing brighter hues on their models.

Inspired by Alebrijes—mythical creatures from the fever dreams of Mexican folk artists—this design fuses imaginative aesthetics with our freshest innovations. Taking cues from Mexico City’s famous Casa Gilardi, the React Vision incorporates richly textured fabrics and bright hues. The shoe’s seamless mesh upper includes a subtle pattern modeled after poison dart frogs, adding the perfect amount of bite to your look. Closer to the ground, Nike React foam delivers unrivaled all-day comfort with every step, while a plush tongue provides a soft and dreamlike feel.

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The “Honeycomb” gives us hints of yellow accents on a white upper with grey infused upon the shoe strings and heel molds. Check out more pics below and head over to Nike.com on February 6th to purchase.

Did You Cop the ‘SUPER BOWL LIV’ AIR JORDAN 10?

It seems that South Beach is the vibe with these Air Jordan 10’s being that the Super Bowl will be held in Miami this year.

The Super Bowl LIV x Air Jordan 10 features an all white upper with floral overlays in a multi color palette.

Buy now for $190 at select retailers

DIOR x AIR JORDAN 1 LOW

Accompanying the upcoming Dior x Air Jordan 1 High is a low-cut version of the exclusive (and we predict illusive) silhouette which will also be dropping this Spring as well. Details include a clean white and grey leather upper with “Air Dior” branding on the tongues and wings logo on the heel. The swoosh logo gets an all- over Dior print displayed on the sides along with both brand names displayed on the icy translucent outsole.

Stay up for more info on release dates.

StrangeLove Skateboards x Nike SB Dunk Release Date

StrangeLove founder Sean Cliver celebrates his love of skateboarding with a collaboration with Nike SB which is slated to arrive this weekend.

These Nike SB’s have a premium velvet upper with pink leather overlays all over. The velvet material can even be seen on the sockliner, tongue and Swoosh branding, topped off with a pink clear outsole and midsole with Zoom Air tech.

This StrangeLove x Nike SB Dunk Low will be releasing exclusively on strangeloveskateboards.com this Saturday and a broader release at select skate shops on February 7, 2020.

THE OLYMPICS WILL NOT BAN THE NIKE ZOOMX VAPORFLY NEXT% AFTER ALL

The Nike ZoomX VaporFly NEXT% has definitely made it’s mark in running by putting emphasis on performance. Along with the cool aesthetic that the silhouette has, the ZoomX also has various components used to create the product we see today.

The Vaporweave on the upper is light as well as water-resistant and the pairing of the extended ZoomX foam cushioning and carbon fiber plate reduces fatigue so that energy can be preserved.

With the 2020 Tokyo Olympics approaching, The Guardian reports that World Athletics (formerly the International Association of Athletics Federation) stated that the shoe, and similar shoes with a carbon fiber plate, will not be banned from competition.

World Athletics also announced that brands can’t introduce new technology pertaining to sneakers ahead of the Summer games. Accordingly, brands will also have to submit any prototypes of future footwear to avoid approval confusion.

OFF-WHITE X AIR JORDAN 5 |Release Info.


Virgil Abloh introduced “The Ten” collection with Nike back in 2017 and ever since then it seemed that the sneaker industry shifted in a way that was geared more towards creativity than just putting out colorways. Abloh’s design scheme seemed to focus on the deconstructed aspects of the sneaker as we saw almost a “rough completion” of the overall silhouette that really made it stand out from a normal or general release.

The collab on the Jordan 5 model features Abloh’s signature design on the classic “Metallic Black” makeover utilizing a slightly translucent upper, with holes added on the mid-foot caging, ankle area and along the left side of the tongue. The traditional Beaverton, Oregon branding can be seen in it’s usual spot on the side under the cage. For those looking to pick up a pair, they will be releasing on Nike.com and at select retailers for $225 during NBA All-Star Weekend on February 15th.